Vape/Analog Friendly Airports

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PTJD

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OK, thought I would start a thread about vape/Analog friendly airports throughout the world.
I personally vape (discreetly without flaunting) at all airports but do from time to time imbibe on a analog and know some of you only vape in smoke friendly areas.
The airports I list are ones I have actually been to but may not have visited in a few years, so if anyone has been recently and the rules have changed let me know. Also please post your list.
Vape/Analog Friendly:
(OKC) Oklahoma City: One smoking room
(DEN) Denver: One Smoking Bar in each concourse must pay for a drink.
(FRA) Frankfurt: Smoking room/Kiosks
(IAD) Dulles Washington DC: B, C and D gates
(CVG) Cincinnati-N Kentucky: Terminal 2 & 3 and concourse A & B
(ATL) Atlanta: Smoking rooms most terminals
(NRT) Narita Tokyo: Smoking Rooms all terminals
(HND) Haneda Tokyo: Has great smoking rooms.
(ICN) Incheon Seoul: Main terminal 4 rooms, concourse building 2 rooms
(HKG) Hong Kong: All terminals
(CPH) Copenhagen: Rooms/Kiosks but I think they went non-smoking this year Confirmed non-analog now
(AMS) Amsterdam: Went non-smoking but due to demand reinstalled kiosks
(DFW) Dallas Fort Worth: One room in International First Class lounge
(TPE) Taipei: Smoking rooms
(KUL) Kuala-Lumpur: Smoking room
(SIN) Singapore: Outdoor veranda Terminal 2
(DEL) New Delhi: Smoking area
(MBJ) Montego Bay: One free smoking room, Bars
(EZE) Buenos Aires: Smoking rooms & area
(PEK) Beijing: Smoking rooms all closed as of May 1st 2011
(PVG) Shanghai: Smoking rooms
(GUM) Guam: Used to have smoking areas, 5 years ago
(SPN) Saipan: Same as Guam
(BKK) Bangkok: Smoking rooms
(AKL) Auckland: 2nd level International terminal
(TLV) Tel-Aviv: 2 rooms at end of corridor B & D
(VIE) Vienna one at arrival, one at Gates B (near Gate 30ish) and the last one at Gates C, near Starbucks.
(TXL) Berlin: Very nice smoking room in Senators lounge
(ARN) Stockholm: Schengen 1 room between gates 3 & 5, Non-Schengen 1 room by gate F66
(SLC) Salt Lake City: Smoking rooms on every Concourse.

Adding more airports from posters.
(PIK) Prestwick: Outdoor Airside
(EMA) East Midlands: Outdoor Airside
(JHB) Johannesburg: International Terminal Bar area
(STL) St Louis: Went Non-smoking
(BTR) Baton Rouge: Smoking room with bar access.
(TPA) Tampa: Outside access airside.
(KWI) Kuwait: Posted areas
(Amm) Amman: Smoking Areas
(DXB) Dubai: Smoking areas
(MIA) Miami: Smoking court yard AA Terminal
(FRU) Bishkek: Smoking everywhere.
(KEF) Keflavik Iceland: Semi Outdoor Behind duty free.
(LJU) Ljubljana - smoking huts
(SKP) Skopje - smoking area in lounge (check-in area), no smoking past security
(PRN) Pristina - smoking room in gate area
(DUS) Düsseldorf: smoker lounge at Gates C
(Man) Manchester: Smoking room T 2
(ZRH) Zurich - Nice and clean smoking lounges at every terminal close to the gates and even at the arrival zone in concourse E
(GVA) Geneva: Smoking rooms
(NGO) Nagoya- Lounges
(MNL) Manila - Lounges
(BAH) Bahrain- Smoking Room By Duty free.
(DTW) Detroit- Fox Sports Bar
(MAD) Madrid: All smoking rooms closed this year.
(MUC) Munich: Many smoking Kiosks and rooms.
(MHT) Manchester-Boston Regional: Smoking Room in Terminal.
(CPT) Cape Town, South Africa: Smoking lounge/bar downstairs in departure hall.
(WDH) Windhoek, Namibia: Large smoking area in departure hall.
(LAD) Luanda, Angola: Smoking room upstairs in departure area, behind restaurant.
(SDD) Lubango, Angola: Informal smoking area between bar and toilets.
(BCN) Barcelona: New Terminal 1 courtyard for smokers, Terminal 2 still non-smoking.
(AUA) Aruba: Bar to smoke in with purchase.
(HAM) Hamburg: Has smoking huts in the terminal
(MLA) Malta: Has several smoking rooms
(DUB) Dublin: Has a bar upstairs with an outdoor patio to smoke
(ATH) Athens: Confirmed Smoking room on Arrival. Not confirmed for Departure.
 
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Johannesburg (JHB - I think)airport has a smoking bar area in the international terminal. The domestic terminal does not. (but I vaped in both)

Cape town airport does NOT have any area to smoke. (vaped discreetly)

Dakar (senegal) no smoking area's that I found.

Omaha has no smoking area's either (none that I have found - vaped discreetly)

San Diego has no smoking area's (vaped discreetly)


PTJD - can you update/edit your first post to add so folks can get all the info in the first post of the thread?
 
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Checked with the flight attendants at Southwest airlines the other day about smoking my ecig on the plane. The said they would prefer me not to smoke it in my seat but said I could come to the back by the bathrooms and puff away. So i did, got some strange looks from the passengers in the back but the flight attendants thought it was cool.
:D Now that is totally awesome news, I wonder if any flight attendants were smokers on that flight!
 

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Well done Indianapolis for alienating cig-lovin' travelers! That sucks.

It occurred to me that Newark Terminal C, while fully non-smoking inside, is easy to 'escape' from past security (where all the bars are) and get outside and back in pretty quickly using the least busy security checkpoint, by gates 70-99. There's a door to a partially-covered smoking area, usually inhabited mainly by TSA and Continental staff, close to the bit where you 'escape'. Last time, I made it from ciggie to gate in 5 minutes! I've done this jaunt many times, and only once got ticked off for having 3 or 4 TSA signatures on my boarding pass already! I keep the laces on my shoes loosened to speed thing up too :)
 
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